安迪是一个“天生有罪”的哲学老师。
每当踏入监狱的安检门，他脑子里的“刽子手”就会开始蠢蠢欲动。而在充斥着暴力的监狱里讲课，他明显乱了阵脚：控制不了讨论的方向、回答不了学生的问题，还总是不由自主地被勾起记忆深处的回忆……在这场和刽子手的斗争中，他用哲学当钥匙，打开了被监禁的身体的思想世界，更深刻地理解了人性，最终实现了自我救赎。
作者简介
安迪·韦斯特Andy West
曾为《卫报》《万古》《凌晨三点》《哈克》《大志》《泰晤士报教育增刊》等报刊撰文，住在伦敦，在哲学基金会工作。2016年，他开始在监狱中教哲学课。
Andy is a "born guilty" philosophy teacher.
Every time he stepped into the security gate of the prison, the "executioner" in his mind would begin to stir. While lecturing in a prison full of violence, he was obviously out of order: he could not control the direction of the discussion, could not answer the students' questions, and was always involuntarily reminded of memories deep in his memory... In this struggle with the executioner, he uses philosophy as the key to open the mind world of the imprisoned body, to a deeper understanding of human nature, and finally to achieve self-redemption.
About the author
Andy West. Andy West
Has written for the Guardian, Eternity, Three O 'clock in the Morning, Harker, Ambition, The Times Educational Supplement, lives in London, works at the Philosophical Foundation. In 2016, he began teaching philosophy classes at the prison.
